Our View on the looming energy crisis and policy limits
The column argues that two years after a near crisis the energy bill limps forward with only a weak ethanol mandate. It highlights low natural gas storage, price spikes, and calls for a bold federal policy to develop domestic resources. It notes opposition to Alaska gas pipelines and coalbed methane lawsuits in Wyoming, urging reform.
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Gillette
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Kathleen Clarke
Moose under fire over book plan and leadership claims
Montgomery County Maryland residents, including critics and law enforcement officials, question police chief Charles A. Moose's priorities as he pursues a book deal and public speaking while facing ethics scrutiny. Critics say his focus on money undermines public safety and morale.
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Innocence and punishment in a capital debate
Dennis Prager argues that the claim of innocent deaths under capital punishment is intellectually shallow. He contends abolitionists bear no blood on their hands and warns that many innocents die under other policies, using a New Hampshire prison escape case to illustrate the moral logic and social costs. He notes Prager hosts a syndicated radio show in Los Angeles and has authored four books.
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